Double bowling change for Kent as they look to prise these final three Durham wickets out.

Joey Evison and Grant Stewart are operating from either with Kasey Aldridge and Ben Raine on 13* apiece.

Colin Ingram, is warming to his task at Sophia Gardens - he hammers George Hill over mid-on for four and then deftly dabs the next one to third man to rotate the strike. He's just two runs short of a second half-century of the game now.

An edge through the vacant second slip area from Dan Lawrence sees Surrey move ahead with no further damage this morning and Lawrence drives the next ball for four to add to that lead. So could Surrey even win this game?

It seems unlikely but if they can score at a decent rate from here they might be tempted to get Warwickshire in for a testing final session of the day

Perhaps Sophiderabad, Steve?

Very handy 24-run stand between Kasey Aldridge and Ben Raine, this.

Kent might wonder if batting is becoming a touch easier, giving them some hope ahead of a potential chase, but it feels very much like all three results are still possible in this game, which is exactly what you want on the final afternoon of a four day match.

After losing Ali to the first ball of the day and Lategan soon after Worcestershire are trying to dig in.

Brett D'Oliviera finds some relief with a boundary but his team still have a long way to go to save the game.

They're still 196 behind and will have to bat for most of the day if they're to deny Derbyshire victory.

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Leics 193-5 - target 481

There was an orthodox sweep for four in Jack Carson's last over and Ben Cox now reverses the shot at the start of a new one to reach his half-century off 82 balls.

Remember, Cox was dropped at slip off Tom Price earlier this morning - it's looking a costly miss at the moment.

Tom Abell steps back in his crease to crack Liam Patterson-White's shortish delivery away through mid-wicket for four.

The spinner is into his 28th over - bowling unchanged since last night.

The new ball is seven overs away and you feel that will be the one real test for Somerset, who lead by 290 runs already with seven wickets standing.

Hat-trick ball and Seb Morgan gets it in the right place, tailing it in late as well, but Graeme van Buuren does enough to keep it out.

Morgan seems to get getting a bit of reverse swing.

Paul Farbrace has left the commentary box now but you have to wonder whether Sussex skipper Ollie Robinson has some sort of niggle. He's still not brought himself on even though his side have toiled for over an hour without a breakthrough.

They've come close a few times but Warwickshire's bowlers have not managed to find a way through in the first hour.

Jamie Smith and Dan Lawrence have added 43 to the overnight total in 17 overs as Nathan Gilchrist comes into the attack.

Might just take this opportunity to point out both Jamie Smith and James Rew have batted at three this weekend, with Ollie Pope at four for Surrey. Though Rew's promotion up the order above Tom Lammonby would appear to be a temporary measure.

Ben Raine has come out in positive fashion and cracks Keith Dudgeon through mid-wicket for a boundary - just the second Durham have managed in a dozen overs.

Kasey Aldridge has 3* from 14 balls at the other end and the lead is sneaking up.

Just 10 runs have come for Northants in the last 68 deliveries (including one leg bye) and Nathan McSweeney and Luke Procter are, quite literally, going nowhere.

Sticking around at the crease despite not pushing the score on seems not a bad tactic at the moment though as they wait for the Lancs quicks to tire and the ball to soften.

We all agree it's lovely to be back, Christine, but... Crete or Birmingham in April, Crete or Birmingham in April... it's a tough call.

Pretty sedate going at sunny Taunton as Somerset's Tom-Tom pairing of Abell and Lammonby are patiently guiding the hosts towards a lead of 300. It's 272 at present with 81 overs remaining on the slate.

If Notts are going to have any chance of sneaking a win they need a flurry of wickets promptly. The new ball is 11 overs away.